By SmallStocks on Jun 17, 2010 in Featured | 0 Comments
It happens to all of us – you sell some shares, get excited, the money gets deposited into your account and … all the documentation gets thrown in a drawer. The attitude of “oh, I’ll remember it’s there” comes into play and life moves on. Now of course, its tax time and your accountant asks [...]
By SmallStocks on Oct 8, 2009 in Investment | 0 Comments
In continuing our theories on capital structure – an important component which isn’t discussed in the last post is the assumptions of capital market theory which builds quite well onto the Markowitz portfolio model and the assumptions of the Markowtiz model – but with some additional add ons which are unique to capital market theory. [...]
By SmallStocks on Oct 2, 2009 in Banks | 0 Comments
It’s finally starting – one of the most popular posts on SmallStocks has long been the guide about Unfair Bank Fees and Charges – a tips and pointer article I wrote about how to get those ridiculous bank fees back when your pay packet has arrived late or your gym membership has been debited early [...]
By SmallStocks on May 14, 2009 in Business | 0 Comments
So the 2009-2010 Budget has been released and was there an absolute firestorm in parliament or what ? It was amazing to watch Question Time today and one really wonders how anything is done at all over all the shouting. So all in all, it is clear that the main two words which come out [...]
By SmallStocks on Mar 21, 2009 in Business | 0 Comments
So just how safe is your bank ? Well Global Finance has released its list of the worlds “Top 50 Safest Banks” and interestingly a number of Australian Banks feature on the list in high ranking places. National Australia Bank (NAB) takes the top place at spot 11 – yes, that 11th in the world [...]